61. Prison Talk Online - Rising Prisoner Population Could Strain Budget is determined by the state Board of pardons and Paroles The reality of stupid criminal, correctional policies are has the moxy to handle a rehab program, let http://www.prisontalk.com/forums/printthread.php?threadid=9655

62. Downside Legacy On Drugs And Clinton, Up Close & Personal [Free Republic] occasions Bill had to go to rehab for cocaine and others, and to participate and conceal criminal activities. The governor to issue a number of pardons, one of http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a380bd3ce340c.htm

FreeRepublic .com "A Conservative News Forum" Last ... Crime/Corruption Extended News News Source: Various FR Posters Published: Author: Various FR Posters Posted on 10/18/1999 19:13:34 PDT by Alamo-Girl DOWNSIDE LEGACY AT TWO DEGREES OF PRESIDENT CLINTON SECTION: THE STORY OF A CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE SUBSECTION: DRUGS AND CLINTON Revised 10/18/99 DRUGS Roger Clinton, Clinton's half-brother, a convicted cocaine dealer, is caught on tape saying, "Gotta get some for my brother. He has a nose like a vacuum cleaner." Retired FBI agent Gary Aldrich writes of drugs and the White House and appointees. Sharlene Wilson talks at length about Clinton's cocaine use, suffers extreme sentence Clinton's insistence that drug use was not bar for security clearance to work in White House . Clinton refuses to release any medical records, despite every other presidential candidate in history having done so. Clinton's admission of drug use though "didn't inhale." Clinton's utensils picked-up when at a restaurant in England White House appointee, Patsy Thomasson power of attorney to run Dan Lassater's operation while he was in prison for cocaine distribution

63. DrugSense Weekly, Aug. 15, 2003 #313 Bookmark http//www.mapinc.org/rehab.htm (Treatment on blunt criticism of the US criminal justice system some current prisoners should win pardons, said Archer http://www.drugsense.org/dsw/2003/ds03.n313.html

Aug. 15, 2003 #313 Table of Contents * Breaking News myList(5) * This Just In (1) Raves Become All The Rage (2) Cops Against The Drug War (3) Goff Calls For New Penalty For Cannabis Smoking Students ... * Weekly News in Review Drug Policy- COMMENT: (5-8) (5) Bush Lawyer Compares Pot To Civil Rights (6) The Kenton County Coroner Broke Methadone Law (7) Charges Not Filed In Teens' Overdose ... (16) Canada Is Reasonable And Sane International News- COMMENT: (17-20) (17) 26 Sentenced To Death In Southern China (18) Saudis Behead Two Drug Dealers (19) U.S. To Increase Training Of Troops In Colombia ... * Hot Off The 'Net Be Stylish And Help MAP/DrugSense Cultural Baggage Radio Show The New York Times Gets It Right Memorial In Washington, D.C. For Cheryl Miller Announced Politics and Science in the Bush Administration A Note About One Of Last Week's Items * Letter Of The Week Try Some Critical Thinking About Meth Labs / By Howard J. Wooldridge * Feature Article An M.S. Patient's Appeal / By Mark Tucci

64. DrugSense Weekly, February 23, 2001 #188 Marc Rich are questions about the pardons he failed Bookmark http//www.mapinc.org/rehab.htm (Treatment). the criminal justice system plays a critical role as http://www.drugsense.org/dsw/2001/ds01.n188.html

February 23, 2001 #188 Table of Contents * Breaking News myList(5) This Just In- (1) Pardons Should Go To Those Caught In The 'War On Drugs' (2) US Anti-Drug Workers Brave Bullets In Reported Colombia Rescue (3) Canada: Critics Dismiss UN Drug Report As US - Driven (4) Australia: UN Slams States' Drug Stance ... * Weekly News in Review Drug Policy- COMMENT: (5-8) (5) Saving the Sinner (6) AG Has Good Priorities ... Except One (7) Don't Punish Drug Abusers, Treat Them ... (20) Smoke and Smearers International News- COMMENT: (21-24) (21) UN Says Taliban Wiped Out Opium That Supplied Bulk of World's Heroin (22) DEA Official Questions Afghan Data (23) Heroin Shortage May Bring More Fatalities ... * Hot Off The 'Net Poll: Can the Law Enforcement "scan" Your Home Without a Warrant? New Study "The Influence of Cannabis on Driving" UN World Drug Report 2000 The Spin Room: Should the Government Legalize Drugs? The Kubby Files on POT-TV * Feature Article Academy falls asleep at the wheel By Lineeric Harrison * Quote of the Week Noam Chomsky This Just In- (1) PARDONS SHOULD GO TO THOSE CAUGHT IN THE 'WAR ON DRUGS' Top Almost as troublesome as the last-minute pardons President Clinton decided to grant rich, powerful and connected figures like financier Marc Rich are questions about the pardons he failed to issue to hundreds of very ordinary people caught in the legal traps of our misguided "war on drugs."

65. Off The Kuff: Where The Rubber Meets The Road prison overcrowding if the Texas Department of criminal Justice is shortening the required stay in drug rehab from nine of the state board of pardons and parole http://www.offthekuff.com/mt/archives/001595.html

Off the Kuff Knowledge Is Good Contact me: kuff - at - offthekuff.com Main February 20, 2003 Where the rubber meets the road We've been talking about budget cuts as the Only Acceptable Solution for the budget crunch for awhile now, so let's talk a bit about what that's actually going to mean. Two articles from today's Chron give us some insight, starting with this one about the effects of proposed cuts on state universities: The University of Houston's president told legislators Wednesday the school would need to increase tuition and fees by as much as 50 percent to make up for money lost in proposed state budget cuts. UH President Arthur Smith and other educators also predicted that a lack of funds might lead to staff cuts. Smith didn't provide specific numbers, but University of Texas at Austin President Larry Faulkner said he might be forced to cut as many as 250 faculty positions and 300 administrative and support positions, and Lee Jackson, chancellor of the University of North Texas System, said the Denton campus might have to eliminate 200 faculty and 300 administrative slots. "Faculty hiring will come to a stop, and staff reductions will begin," Smith told members of the House Appropriations subcommittee on education. "Next year's students will find fewer course sections and larger classes. Marked reductions in retention and graduation rates will come as early as the second year of the biennium (2005). Research productivity will decline significantly within two to three years."

66. AAPS News - Mar 2001 manipulation, 27; physical medicine/rehab, 23; orthopedic his rights may get a criminal indictment. Paul Those controversial lastminute pardons are only a http://www.aapsonline.org/newsletters/mar01.htm

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67. News Fast paroles slowed by wait for drug rehab 02/22 is to expand the state s Board of pardons and Paroles yet another problem in the state s criminal justice system http://sentencingcommission.alacourt.org/News/news_art_montg_2.22.04.html

About Us Data Collection Publications Legislation ... Resources News Home Lacking treatment Fast paroles slowed by wait for drug rehab The state Department of Corrections has a waiting list of 7,000 prisoners needing drug treatment. This has meaning beyond the state prisoners who need treatment to help straighten out their lives. This is also a matter that should upset all Alabama taxpayers. As everyone knows, state prisons are dangerously overcrowded. Both state and federal courts have ordered the state to take steps to remedy crowding problems. One way Gov. Bob Riley has chosen to address the problem is to expand the state's Board of Pardons and Paroles in order to parole more convicts. And, indeed, the expanded parole board is hearing more requests and granting more paroles. But even that has highlighted yet another problem in the state's criminal justice system: an underinvestment in drug-treatment programs. Some nonviolent felons up for parole before the board have been turned away because they haven't completed drug rehabilitation. In fact, it's become such a regular occurrence at parole hearings that it's one factor that more than half of those up for early release are denied.

68. Counterdrug Press Summary - 28 Jan 2004 Three Others Caught 34 C. Luzon Drug rehab Center Head To Leave Post 35 Drug Suspects Have criminal Records 35 Drug Traffickers 46 Thai King pardons Dutch Drug http://www.vic-info.org/RegionsTop.nsf/0/5ee5266cfabc4ae00a256e2900740683?OpenDo

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71. Agency News - March/April 2003 Board of pardons and Paroles is now responsible for providing legal aid to indigent state prison inmates. Vernon began work as the Texas Department of criminal http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/mediasvc/connections/MarApr2003/agency_v10no4.html

Dr. Tony Fabelo, executive director for the Texas Criminal Justice Policy Council, presents his recommendations to improve the state prison Sentencing Conference Jan. 23, 2003. Photo by Carrie Fortner Our state prison system could be full by the end of FY03 unless the parole rate increases, more facilities are built or fewer inmates are put into TDCJ, according to a recent report to the Governor and the 78th Legislature. back to top TBCJ names Vernon as new State Counsel for Offenders Vernon Photo by Bruce W. Moore Kim Vernon, a former Travis County prosecutor who most recently oversaw parole revocation hearings for the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles is now responsible for providing legal aid to indigent state prison inmates. Vernon said the office, which reports directly to the Texas Board of Criminal Justice, allows TDCJ to comply with constitutional requirements regarding access to courts and right to counsel. Vernon said she plans to bring inspired management and leadership to the State Counsel for Offenders office. back to top For more agency news, click here...

72. HoustonChronicle.com - judge to release you from prison on bond while the Court of criminal Appeals ponders your plight for so long, he finally asked the Board of pardons and Paroles http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/metropolitan/marshall/1921803

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73. HoustonChronicle.com - Battle For Justice In Tulia Not Over they wouldn t have to remain in prison while the Court of criminal Appeals ponders finally got involved in midMay by ordering the Board of pardons and Paroles http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/metropolitan/marshall/2010952

HoustonChronicle.com Pick a section Home Page Business Classifieds Columnists Comics Community Directory Entertainment Features Health Help Inside Story Marketplace Metropolitan Page 1 News Search Archives Site Map Space Sports Travel Weather Section: Thom Marshall Current stories in Thom Marshall: Employer eases road to recovery Grand jurors asked for one last service Pain medication cut his prison term Battle for justice in Tulia not over ... Printer-friendly format July 24, 2003, 7:06PM Battle for justice in Tulia not over By THOM MARSHALL In addition to her scales and sword, our courthouse symbol Lady Justice needs a watch, a sundial, a calendar some means of noting the passage of time. Since "Tulia" became a household word across the country in households where folks talk of justice issues Vanita Gupta has been bombarded by letters and phone calls. People ask her for help. They say they are caught in unjust situations much like the victims of the infamous 1999 Tulia drug bust. They beseech Gupta to come riding to their rescue, much like she rode into Tulia a couple of years ago. However, it is too soon to commit to another major project, she said. Because, despite some major victories, that long-fought battle in the Texas Panhandle is not yet over. Tulia might be compared to Iraq, where it looked like the war was won but the shooting continues.

74. LP: LIMBAUGH CASE: JUDGE IN PALM BEACH HOOKED ON OXYCONTIN, REHAB, REMOVED FROM Or happier. Also, it appears that the judge was removed and went into rehab before doctor shopping became a criminal act. Why, yes http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=39726

75. ::The Demopolis Times:: Attorney Greg Griggers on Monday, and she asked members of the pardons and paroles chances of Doss receiving parole were slim because of his criminal history. http://www.demopolistimes.com/articles/2004/04/22/news/news09.txt

News Sports Lifestyle Opinion ... Reader Services Local Weather Serving Marengo Sumter Greene Hale ... Perry counties Home Contact Us Letters to the Editor Subscribe ... Archives Today's Poll With a brand new candidate, who would you vote for now as the next Mayor of Demopolis? Mike Grayson Ben Sherrod Cecil Williamson Stephen Gutshall News Board chunks Doss parole The Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles gave Connie Gibson a five-year respite in her recovery from a gruesome 1997 attack. Gibson attended a Montgomery hearing with District Attorney Greg Griggers on Monday, and she asked members of the pardons and paroles board to keep Hugh J. Doss locked up in state prison. In a sense, the board took her advice. After a five-minute hearing and just a few minutes of deliberations, Doss lost his bid for parole. For that matter, Doss didn't even show up for the hearing, nor did he have any family members or attorneys present. "That made it a lot easier on Mrs. Gibson," Griggers said. "In fact, she stood up and made a brief statement in front of the board." Doss, serving a 16-year sentence for the attempted murder of Gibson during a 1997 burglary, was eligible for parole on Monday because he had served one-third of his prison sentence. However, the chances of Doss receiving parole were slim because of his criminal history.

76. ::The Demopolis Times:: this guy gets out of jail, and a year later, they have criminal charges against ending the life of yet another person, the Alabama Board of pardons and Paroles http://www.demopolistimes.com/articles/2004/04/22/news/news12.txt

News Sports Lifestyle Opinion ... Reader Services Local Weather Serving Marengo Sumter Greene Hale ... Perry counties Home Contact Us Letters to the Editor Subscribe ... Archives Today's Poll With a brand new candidate, who would you vote for now as the next Mayor of Demopolis? Mike Grayson Ben Sherrod Cecil Williamson Stephen Gutshall News Let a killer out early? State parole board to consider it; district attorney livid Connie Gibson wouldn't have survived the repeated blows of a wooden spindle if her father hadn't pulled into the driveway. When Gibson arrived home that August 1997 night, Hugh J. Doss had not yet completed his burglary. And stuck between the options of fleeing or killing Gibson, Doss chose the latter. On Monday, Griggers will accompany Gibson and members of her family to Montgomery where the victim will face Doss and the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles. Just having to make the trip angers Griggers and for understandable reasons. Doss, 46, is no stranger to the Alabama court system. As a juvenile in 1975, he was tried as an adult and convicted of a murder eerily similar to the Gibson case. According to Griggers, Doss killed another woman during the course of a robbery. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison, but was released after serving just 20 years.

77. News/Activism By Keyword PRISONFELLOWSHIP Bush Plans To Introduce Christian rehab Program In Federal Prison System. Colson s Prison Fellowship Ministries and the Texas Department of criminal Justice. http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/k-prisonfellowship/browse

Free Republic Log In Register News/Activism ... Help Keyword: prisonfellowship [Note: Click and bookmark this link for our "Home" page] Dangerous Faith: The Threat of Radical Islam in Prisons Posted by Mr. Silverback On 05/20/2004 10:53:45 AM PDT with 7 comments BreakPoint with Charles Colson ^ Note: This commentary was delivered by Prison Fellowship President Mark Earley. On several “ BreakPoints,” Chuck Colson has addressed the threat posed by the growing radical Islamic movement among America’s prison population. Unfortunately, since the last time he spoke about it, the situation in our prisons has only become worse. The U.S. Department of Justice has just released a report about the selection of Muslim religious service providers by the Bureau of Prisons. According to this report, the Bureau has been far too lax in screening Muslim chaplains, contractors, and volunteers who work in our prisons. While these workers have... Bush's Faith-based Initiative You Didn't Hear About Posted by Dbdaily On 01/23/2004 7:59:30 AM PST with 27 comments NEWS MAX ^ Bush's Faith-based Initiative You Didn't Hear About Thursday, Jan. 22, 2004 Emerging post-holidays from the pile of stories virtually ignored by America’s media, comes the Bush version of Dickens. It seems George and Laura don’t just ask others to help faith-based groups, they pitch in themselves, as kids who’d gathered for Prison

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Would you like to be alerted of new articles on Criminal Law? Check out LawKT Premium Criminal Law News Articles Last update: Jun 10, 2004 A Little-Noticed Supreme Court Case Represents A Huge Injustice: Jun 10, 2004 In the field of criminal law alone, in the last few years, Kennedy has now written passionately to decry abusive interrogation tactics, the misuse of race by prosecutors, and now the failure of Texas officials to observe their absolute duty to seek justice. Unfortunately for Haley, for this Court, being clearly and uncontrovertibly right - as Haley has been all along is not enough. (Findlaw.com, CA). Bulldogs eyeing New England defender Jun 10, 2004 He plans to major in criminal law and justice. Austin Giles Media. (Mississippi State Sports Rivals.com) Memos claim exemptions to torture ban Jun 10, 2004 Flancher won't seek re-election Jun 10, 2004 "It might be fun to teach some classes in law, in criminal law, which is my interest," he said. Flancher said he knows he will use some of the time to spend more time with his children, ages 13 and 15, and pursue some of his hobbies, like operating a HAM radio and flying. (Racine Journal Times, WI) Bryant's lawyers want rare jury instruction Jun 10, 2004

79. FreeAdvice Forums - Rehab Negligence month or more that i received rehab was all http://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?p=640917&mode=threaded

80. Source Says Feds To Clear Clinton In Marc Rich Pardon Case [Free Republic] Disclaimer Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. They are trying to rehab Clintons http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3b6b14dd79b1.htm

FreeRepublic .com "A Conservative News Forum" Last ... Crime/Corruption Breaking News News Keywords: CLINTON TO BE CLEARED (BARF) Source: TIME WARNER CABLE NY 1 NEWS Published: Author: Posted on 08/03/2001 14:17:17 PDT by Liz NY1 has learned Friday the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's office has not been able to find proof former president Bill Clinton did anything illegal in his last-minute pardon of New York financier Marc Rich. A federal official tells NY1 prosecutors investigating the controversial pardon heard about lapses in judgment by the former president, but not anything worthy of an indictment. It is not clear when the probe will formally be closed, but the source tells NY1 it looks like it will be soon. Federal prosecutors were looking to see if Rich's ex-wife Denise bought the last-minute pardon with campaign donations. The same source also says it is unlikely Clinton's brother Roger will be indicted for selling pardons. Posted on 08/03/2001 14:17:17 PDT by Liz Reply Private Reply Top ... To: Liz ...figures...why am I not surprised... Nothing ever sticks to these criminals...unbelievable!

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